Hey guys. I thought I'd introduce my two new rats.
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HellBabe wrote:Hey guys. I thought I'd introduce my two new rats.
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2d1456o&s=6
HellBabe wrote:Hey guys. I thought I'd introduce my two new rats.
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2d1456o&s=6
Sound wrote:I think my boy is sick, what do you guys think? I had to go to my mom's for 5 days and when I came back one of my boys fur was really puffed up and it's usually smooth. Also, his breathing kinda sounded like feint bubbles popping... He also seems really slow, usually when I come home to the cage, he is the first one to the door but today he was the last. I'm really scared, any help?
Raven Feather wrote:So my boy wheezes and he has been on meds more than once for it an never got any better. the vet says there's nothing she can do for it. Ive tried the only 2 vets around here that does rats.
rachaelandrats wrote:Sound wrote:I think my boy is sick, what do you guys think? I had to go to my mom's for 5 days and when I came back one of my boys fur was really puffed up and it's usually smooth. Also, his breathing kinda sounded like feint bubbles popping... He also seems really slow, usually when I come home to the cage, he is the first one to the door but today he was the last. I'm really scared, any help?
Definitely.
Like said, he most likely has a respiratory infection. I'd get him to the vets ASAP (today, tomorrow, the soonest you can). It's horrible how fast they can go downhill so it's important to get them the treatment they need as soon as you can.
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Without going into loads of details, most vets will / should give them two injections... one for anti inflammatory (in their lungs) and one antibiotic (for the infection), which is then followed up by a course of oral medicine to give at home.
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